MoleskineClassic Plain Paper Notebook, Soft Cover and Elastic Closure Journal, Color Myrtle Green, Size Extra Large 19 x 25 A4, 192 Pages

The driver was great

Never dissaoointed

Moleskine is still going strong as a brand and luckily the quality of its products is still there.Recommended!

Moleskine will always be a favourite brand of mine, and whilst I love their products, the plain notebook's pages are a bit on the thin side. Good for everyday notes, but I wouldn't recommend it for more serious applications. For example, rollerball ink and fountain ink tends to bleed through. Due to the slight transparency, you can partially see the page underneath, which can be problematic if you do scanning.On the plus side, at 192 pages, it does last quite a while, and I've never had any problems with the durability.Summary:+ 192 gives you plenty of write/draw on+ well constructed, doesn't fall apart easily+ the back pocket is always useful+ elastic band is normally nice and tight+ the soft cover is quite durable, and you shouldn't worry about it get folded or creased unless you fall asleep or sit on it with the cover open- thin pages: slightly see-through- ink tends to bleed through- no stickers: would be nice to have some labels to stick on the front cover as a way of identifying the notebook contents, especially if you have a lot of moleskines.

Whilst something of a cliche now, Moleskines have become so for good reason. Whether as a self-indulgent nice thing to have, or as a gift, they fit the bill perfectly. The manufacturing quality shines through. Personally, I mainly use them for work as my company provides pretty pedestrian notebooks that are just a little but samey and mediocre . We office workers don't have many areas to express our (albeit sensibly bland) style - the Molskine affords that chance, with the "the king" being the Large soft cover, plain black: cool and professional. The slightly off-white creamy pages are easy on the eye too and don't glare at you beneath, unnecessarily bright, office lighting. I'm hooked. I tend to use about one a year at work - so that's not too high a price really to per day. The lines are well spaced too - so your writing takes up the fewest pages without feeling cramped. In fact, I think owning one may even improve your handwriting - to scrawl within the 'skine would just be a crime.

I love Moleskine notebooks and will purchase them forever. I really love it when notepaper goes "crinkly" after it's been written on and I can achieve that crinkle when I use Papermate Inkjoy pens with this paper. I also use fountain pens when journaling and I get zero bleedthrough with Moleskine paper. Definitely my favourite notebooks, along with Tomoe River Paper.

Absolutely love these books, really great quality and nice to write in.

Great Product where you won't go wrong.This is not a paid advert, neither a paid review. I bought this with my hard earn money.Bob's Good News and Bad News Time.Good News;----------------Authentic genuine great product for the price. Its more expensive in Staples or WH smith, buy here, trust worthy and save the money.Bad News;---------------Wished they had more colours and can charge you delivery price depends on your amazon membership.-----------------------Bob's Conclusion:I hope that was a helpful review for future amazon buyers.Buy it, and you won't have a problem, but definitely a great product that I would buy again.

I love the feel of quality when I use a Moleskine notebook. Most recently, I've been using this particular notebook for taking notes at work meetings, or writing notes to myself. The size is great - it's slightly smaller than a standard piece of paper and isn't quite as big. The cover has a good feel, not cheap at all.Paper is a good weight, and doesn't "bleed", making it easier to go back and read past notes. Will buy again.

As expected. Paper holds up well to gel and montblac thicker rollerballs

filled it up pretty fast for work would buy it again

Good old beautiful moleskine. Exactly what you expect in my favourite colour. Don't ever change. xo

The brand means a lot to me as over 20 years ago they introduced me to fine quality paper bound in a beautiful notebook. Something of delight for people that like to write by hand. Twenty years on the quality is still good but their focus seems to have shifted to the larger market of people who do not write with fountain pens. The paper they use now is thin and totally unsuitable to fountain pens. The ink bleeds and soaks through. I have 7 fountain pens of 4 different brands and I have tried them all. Sadly I have bought my last Moleskine. Luckily for us fountain pen lovers the Japanese brands of notebooks still cater for us.